The Spectator, Svazek 6J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, 1750 - Počet stran: 300 |
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... once actually in our view , it must not be understood that we had once feen the very place , action , or perfon that are carved or defcribed . It is fufficient , that we have feen places , perfons , or actions in general which bear a ...
... once actually in our view , it must not be understood that we had once feen the very place , action , or perfon that are carved or defcribed . It is fufficient , that we have feen places , perfons , or actions in general which bear a ...
Strana 212
... once at the chriftning of my firft child , thrice at our city feafts , and five times at driving of bargains . ' My reformation I can attribute to nothing fo much as the love and efteem of money , for I found myself to ' be extravagant ...
... once at the chriftning of my firft child , thrice at our city feafts , and five times at driving of bargains . ' My reformation I can attribute to nothing fo much as the love and efteem of money , for I found myself to ' be extravagant ...
Strana 270
... once pro- duced . This is no more than what we do in every com- mon art and science , nor is it poffible to act otherwise , confidering the weakness and limitation of our intellec- tual faculties . It was thus , that Latimer , one of ...
... once pro- duced . This is no more than what we do in every com- mon art and science , nor is it poffible to act otherwise , confidering the weakness and limitation of our intellec- tual faculties . It was thus , that Latimer , one of ...
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